Unveiling Ten Busts in New York Ceremony
The New York ceremony unveiled ten American busts at Columbia University’s library site. Figures honored include Adams, Jefferson, Twain, Cooper, and Jackson. Each bust was presented by descendants or named sponsors in a formal campus event.
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New York
Paine
Aimericams
Fraake
Snowest
Clemens T Mark Twain
Welter Cooper
James Wiehaway Eads
Issey Merry
Ane Drewdaskson
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Green Morton
Alice Freeman
John Adama
John Adame
United States
Phillips Frooks
Life Miner
Mies Josephina Enoka
Andrew Jacksone
M. Jackson
Thomas A. Loiison
Tereph dMeery
Convict Wue Man Wana While in May Case
A Montana man Ralph Waller confessed to murdering Alfred Wataman and his wife and wounding their former mother near Panteras. The jury recommended the death penalty in the case heard on May 13 in Wana While, Wash.
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Wue Man Wana
Ralph Waller
Bate
Montana
Alfred Wataman
Nea Panteras
Zoe el Morte
Parched Forests and Early Fire Warnings Across National Forests
Fragments describe drought conditions and wildfire spread across multiple forests including Lolo and Pew Doredle, with 300 plus acre blazes and access roads hampered by high winds. Reports from Priest River show April precipitation at 26 percent of average, signaling severe fire risk this early season.
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Anafonda
Nine Mile Creek
Cabinet Forest
Pew Doredle
Koolenal
Priest River
Northwesteen
Alvercent
Three-Piece Suit Described for Afternoon Wear
A three-piece suit described in black paca with a beige crepe vest and crepe lining. The short coat remains unelaborate, while the skirt features a fitted panel creating a fashionable, understated afternoon look.
Timber districts face fire danger as forest watch tightens
In Spokane and eastern Montana reports show alarm over forest fires as state governors and timber groups coordinate surveillance. An official message signed by a Spokane official names Idaho Governor Moore and timber interests directing heightened vigilance. About 125 men have been dispatched to northern districts to bolster protection and respond to the rapid spread of blazes.
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Spokane Wash
Moore
Idaho
Ilaho
Tonigheihy J. Reynolds
Associalord Industries
Spotease
Tvuna
Montana Baptists In State Session Report
The Montana Baptists held a state session with leaders such as Rev. T. Ta Uvstey presiding at Bivlagatin. State Secretary Rev. C. Press introduced new ministers while officers including Mrs. Flaveld Tigh and Mrs. Gearge Haco handled mission society duties.
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WayboaDe
Birches
New Yorks
Finastiah
Clare
Lie Choves
Tte
Sheotags
Tle
C. Press
T. Ta Uvstey
Bivlagatin
Harlel Miniteters
Eysion
Trey. MeXair
Kaltisneax
Flaveld Tigh
Misaoula
Taptist Warner's Missionary Society
Gearge Hacoh
Talaan
Eer Vary
Siva
Bozeman
C.D. Hintisan
Ife
Ushoclatn
Retary -Alractae
Maclean Case Involves Charges in Tacoma Death In 1909
Ty Asserted Press files on the Maclean case amid charges of wanstiaghter wulite Kenneth Ro Atackean formerly Newton student and Nettie May Munchean of Tacoma Wish in connection with the death of their year old dangles at Crans wick last February. Cumberland rowing saranda tors were involved, with events dated to last paday.
Endorsement For Triennial Convention Reported
The passage notes a formal endorsement announced by a designated leader for the triennial convention of a national association. It mentions Denver and May as months or places in a garbled context, with reference to allied and associated persons and a general union framework.
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Swaitctimten
Peres
Denver Cole
Rae
Mseh-Cuaininins
Lip
Dolegster
Aphelvaen
Union of
Aaerica
Pretleettishen
St Jacobs Oil advertised as chest rub and liniment
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a quick relief for chest colds and pains. It claims universal soothing benefit from sore throat to backache, with a gentle rub on the chest and no skin burning. It asserts decades of recommended use and safe, penetrating action.
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St. Jacobs Ht
James
Dt. Jacobs
St. Jacobs
Hughes as Lawyer in Ships Case
Hughes appears as counsel in a complex shipping case linked to the Trieste company. The proceedings cover transfers and annexations under treaty effects, with references to Taxe One and figures like Davis Phillips Adega and Lasker. A witness statements and committee testimonies frame the dispute over port representations and a transfer resolution.
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Divi
Shipping Board
Efate
Lallenawhied
Tries
Davis
Lic
William Phillips
Af State
A. A. Adega
A. 2. Lasker
Eshivging Banc
Mather
Watian
Hu Alin
House Committee
Highes
Vuthalf
Triest Ramyany
Aten
Werchant Marine
Disease not laziness blamed for tropic lethargy
Honolulu April 20 The Associated Press reports Baker a resident of the Philippines argues the tropics cause lethargy not character flaw He cites the Nittle Foundation view that symptoms reflect tropical disease rather than laziness Eliminating tropical disease could raise productivity and place tropical lands on par with temperate regions in future competition He notes tropical land yields less per acre than temperate if properly managed and resources in the Philippines.
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Honolaly
Associated Press
Jang- Norns
Tropics
Baker
Sears
Philypsne Lofrads
Mr To
Sher
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Bakee
Sunny Jim prize won by Elizabeth Jione at Bryn Mawr
Elizabeth Jione of Futon New York wins the Sunny Jim trophy at Bryn Mawr College. The event celebrates campus spirit and sportsmanship with cheerful participation by students and staff.
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Sunny Jim
Bryn Mawr College
Elizabeth Jione
Futon
N.Y
Anny Vansmeredd
Frances Winter and John Quinlan in Passing Show Here Tonight
Frances Winter and John Quinlan star in The Passing Show at the Winter Garden with Willie and Lugene Howard. Travesties of famous plays and humorous skits, features a large cast including Harold Atteridge's score, choreographer Allen K. Foster, and the Winter Garden Beauty chorus.
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Frances Winter
John Quinlan
Martow
Winter Garden
Willie
Lugene Howard
Ife
Theater Gild
Los
Harold Atteridge
Yuan
Eugene Jayywd
Ttolen Rensiyom
Zitawud N. Lockford
Berey Crown
N Miles
John Quinton
George Gitlay
Joe Riley
Mrudees Winters
Michael Cayleigh
Siola Barnes
Willandsrandi
Kath Flansen
Konnet Douglas
Nera Klaniborn
Wiatta Mender
Winter Garden Beauty
Yvonne de Brus Faces Crisis in Paris Stage Return
Paris drama circles watch Yvonne de Brus, touted as Sarah Lernhard's successor, as she battles a career crisis on the verge of life and health collapse. Reports say her latest performance ends in turmoil with a violent outburst and audience uproar, before she retires to a palatial home to sing alone.
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Paris
Yvennne de Brus
Sarah Lernhard
Yvonne
Heath
Nealth
Venwite
Natalie
Lev Palatin
Wild Alaska Caribou Appreciate Protection
The Associated Press reports William T. Lopp predicts Alaska caribou domestication will rise as hundreds of thousands of caribou rove Alaska. Caribou learn to follow protected ranges and guardians, shieldingENTER. some caribou already domesticate with Eskimo, wolves and prey threats eased by husbandry.
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Cantwell
The
Associated Press
William T. Lopp
Alaska
Bureau Ab Edacsiion
Awiow
Sat
Eskinos
Man Sent To Hospital After Health Decline In Memphis
Rey War Billy Simday travels to a clinic in Memphis amid a deteriorating health condition. Reports say he seeks consultation and treatment for a kidney ailment that has troubled him for months, prompting hospital evaluation.
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Iy Associates
Memphis
Rey War
Billy) Simday
Siti
Mare Hrousers
Open School For One Alaskan Family
Scale May 13. Uncle Sun Nas opened a school to educate one family of 13 in Alaska. Jonathan Wagner, chief of the Alaska division at the U.S. Bureau of Education, said Nikaly, an Indian chief of the Kyiks tribe, heads the largest family in the territory. The article notes the family’s growth and the need for schooling when natives settled near the Mattwogka coal field.
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Sun Nas
Ida
Masha
Jonathan Wagner
Ateaska
Unite State Buroutt of Education
Seatile
Nikaly
Cantal
Alaska
Wagner
Mattwogka
Nikely
Deadlocked labor talks stall after long wage dispute
A chaotic, fragmentary report shows deadlocked negotiations between workers and management. Key figures in the United Union railroad committee failed to reach an agreement, leaving wage disputes unresolved as officials prepare for further talks amid stalled progress and tense atmosphere.
Public Denies Right to Learn How Locke Invests Taxpayers Money
A fragmented report accuses state officials including Locke, Porter, and Davis of concealing how $300,000 to $400,000 of taxpayer funds are invested through a state plan. It cites calls for public access to books and securities values while noting alleged denials by officials and concerns about interest payments and bond improvements.
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Ue Cishienth
Repistative Assembly
She — Industrial Acciskewt
Tndeyiendent Pale Pshiog Company
Montana
Litle
Jerry
Ocenor
Jerry Locke
George Porter
Chester Davis
Tix
Reesphta
Jnst
Seoul
Mie Eusployers
Thor
Senate oil probe sparks heated Senate clash in hearing
Washington May 33 a sharp clash erupted in a senate oil inquiry as Assistant Secretary Kinney faced questions over naval oil reserves. Senator Spencer pressed for broader scrutiny while Senator Walsh and others objected to interruptions, framing the session as an effort to expose alleged corruption tied to naval oil leases.
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Tion
Naval Reserve
Senate
Kinney
Interior
Spencer
Republican
Missouri
Ain Nenby
Advis
Demersal
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Spenece
Joe i
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Ural
Walsh
Ladd
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Minisola
Rip Tide Thriller QF Captures Helena Theatergoers Today
The Rip Tide a 15 thriller presented at Helena theater features a varied cast led by J. Frank Glendon. The story follows dramatic conflicts as characters navigate intense themes, promising a fast paced performance with strong emotional stakes. The production debuts today for multiple showings.
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Agtlers Esterday
Abe
Etnics
Ub Phe
Frank Glendon
Hart Candrene
Helena
Russia and Poland tensions threaten accord at Riga
Akockiled Tess in Warsaw reports rising Soviet pressure to expand influence in Poland. Officials claim Russian efforts aim to provoke trouble along the eastern border as NATO allies consider the Riga treaty settlements and German-Polish tensions amid a broader Russo-German dispute.
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Russia
Riga
Barnerland
Excen
Rainer
Emal Yuhlis
England
Patish Capes
Silesian
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Vote by Commons Rejects Censure of Stalin Clauses
London May 24 Commons rejects censure of Stalin clauses amid confusion. Law reports note 317 19.288, with unclear phrasing and limited context. Stanley Nallwin’s stance remains unrecorded as debate continues.
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London
Stanley Nallwin
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